Russian Volcano First Major Eruption in 600 Years Following Mini Ice Age Cycles

(Before It's News)

Unexpected eruption on the southern tip of Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia of the Kambalny Volcano is pushing ash above 26,000 feet and the eruption continues to intensify. This follows the pattern of increased volcanism as the Earth descends into a grand solar minimum.

There is a direct relationship to the amount of galactic cosmic rays bombarding Earth and mega-quakes and volcanic eruptions. If we look at time periods back to 1300 there is a 97% correlation to solar minimums and the largest most violent eruptions and quakes across our planet. We are entering this time again. 

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